Dump truck cycle time: how to calculate fleet size before you buy
A step-by-step method for working out haul cycle time and the number of trucks a site actually needs, using the four variables that drive the answer.
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Read the guideB2B supplier — loaders, dump trucks and construction machinery
General engineering guidance for specifying loaders, dump trucks and construction machinery — how material, site and duty cycle drive the choice, and how to write an inquiry that gets an accurate answer. These guides deliberately contain no invented specifications: confirmed figures are always part of the quotation.
A step-by-step method for working out haul cycle time and the number of trucks a site actually needs, using the four variables that drive the answer.
6 min read
Read the guideThe sequence of documents, payment instruments and inspection steps that a B2B machinery import runs through, and the points where buyers most often lose leverage.
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Read the guideA side-by-side comparison of wheel loaders and excavators for truck loading, covering cycle structure, material type, mobility and the cases where each one wins.
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Read the guideWhy two dump trucks with the same body volume can carry very different tonnages, and how to size body volume, payload and fleet numbers against real material densities.
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Read the guideThe six blocks of information that turn a vague machinery inquiry into a quotation you can actually budget from — and why missing details cost you weeks, not minutes.
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Read the guideHow haul road gradient, rolling resistance, loader-truck pairing and shift patterns drive machine selection in quarry and mining operations — and what that means for your inquiry.
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Read the guideHow bucket capacity, lift height, tyres and duty cycle fit together when specifying a wheel loader — and what to send a supplier so the quote matches the job.
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Read the guideTell us the application, the material and the site conditions. We will confirm which models can be offered and what still needs to be checked.